BLANDIN, J.
The plaintiffs argue that there is no common-law right in this state to operate a pari-mutuel race track and, assuming there is, that this state does not recognize the common-law rule that the proprietor of a private enterprise, not a public calling, can discriminate without cause among his patrons.
It is firmly established that at common law proprietors of private enterprises such as theaters, race tracks and the like, may admit or exclude anyone...
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